Extremely well explained, easy listening with a lot of inspiring information. Thanks a lot! But I did not find the drum fill tutorial you talked about, did you ever make it?
I like how you place high value on active listening (becoming an active listener) and adding our own individuality into the music we are learning how to create! For me and in my experience as a singer, I know it's what makes your music exceptional! I gotta go now and do my drum programming active listening. 😊Thank you for the great content!
@@maxkonyi I really like them. I am still pretty new so it's extremely helpful when you say the shortcuts and show how to open menus. I will follow what you and and copy it to learn how to use the program and how to make music
@@maxkonyi I personally don't mind, some things really need explaining, perfect example right here, if you want to programme drums properly..theres no quick way about it. but you are very capable of delivering the info at a steady pace with live examples..then you move on, Time stamps as well, your a professional. Other subjects like how to sample etc can be accomplished in a few mins.
So great! Thank you! I have been studying music my whole life. Been at Berklee for the better part of two years for production, composition, and mixing. I think programming drums is one of the hardest and coolest things to do. Anyways, to find someone who talks about the art of subtle variation, what I call the Golidlocks of departure and returning is what can make all the difference in a great section. It is hard to wrap your mind around but it is key! Love your approach. Thanks again :)
Wow, that's great to hear! Glad you enjoyed it. Hope Berklee is going well for you. I planned on being there when I was younger but it never panned out.
@@maxkonyi Seems like you did just fine w/out it :). I really enjoyed it, helped me with figuring out how to finish writing a triphop beat for homework. Which, in my humble opinion was a genre that died too early!
Great video Max! The best drummers make you forget that there is a 4 limb limitation. Everyone can play a straight forward rhythm, but ghost/grace notes and fills is where style comes in. Don’t forget, the space between the notes is just as important as the notes themselves. 😁
Hi Max, Thanks for these two drum programming vids. I wonder if it is possible to write a youtube video or Udemy course on percussion, special the east european and arabic drum and percussion styles. They are so intriguing. Thanks.
I'm planning to do a full drum and percussion programming course but I'm not sure it will include the styles you mention since I don't have much experience. I'm also fascinated by them!
These grooves are so good! My programmed drums sound super stiff so I’m hoping I can capture so of the concepts you showed here. I would definitely buy a course from you on programming better drums. 🤩
Join a stream sometime soon! I'm often programming very detailed drum stuff live... Did it a little bit during the last challenge stream: th-cam.com/video/y4hZW6gczoY/w-d-xo.html
You briefly talked about more sporadic hi hat patterns in the fundamentals section but I’d appreciate some tips on creating these kind of patterns. Carter Beaufort from Dave Matthews also plays stuff like that regularly and whenever I attempt to write stuff like that it always sounds chaotic.
So funny you mention Carter - his playing was a huge inspiration for me, particularly his hi hat placements. Have you seen the videos where he talks about his view on that technique? I will be releasing a drum programming course in the next little while and that kind of thing will be in there. Could get it into a YT video soon as well...
It's all practice and familiarity, of course. Learning some drumming fundamentals, like I mention, goes a long way. Being able to drum with your hands, or even beatbox, is very useful. It will all become easier the more you try!
It depends on how much time you have to practice. If you make music everyday, it won't take very long. By following my course here on TH-cam, you will learn a lot and have a good foundation. To master music production takes a long time, like any art form. I am not a master and I've been doing it for 15 years haha!
Extremely well explained, easy listening with a lot of inspiring information. Thanks a lot! But I did not find the drum fill tutorial you talked about, did you ever make it?
I have not! It is still on the list... Thanks for the reminder
I like how you place high value on active listening (becoming an active listener) and adding our own individuality into the music we are learning how to create! For me and in my experience as a singer, I know it's what makes your music exceptional! I gotta go now and do my drum programming active listening. 😊Thank you for the great content!
Indeed! Glad you're enjoying it 🌞
Hey Max please Can you continue this series ? This is so so valuable for us ? I am waiting eagerly ....
Yes! It is on my list of next videos to make. I'm trying to get there...
@@maxkonyi These are wonderful, part 3 would definitely be appreciated. :)
@@LiftPizzas Thanks for the reminder!
@@maxkonyi Here's another reminder. :) I'm surprised you don't use the drum view.
Glad to see you doing that in studio one...great job
Yes! Love Studio One 👌🏼
Holy crap!!!
I need to watch the part one of this bro..Thanks allot for sharing.
Yes! 🙌
Happy it was helpful for you
Man, what a great teacher you are!!! I would love to become a music producer like you!!!!
Thank you Vcode! You're very kind 🙏🏼
Everything will come with time. Just enjoy the process and keep making music!
Great video! Love your approach.
Thank you 🙌
Awesome bro!!!! Thank you so much!!!!
My pleasure! Let me know if there are any other topics you'd like videos on 👌
Thanks, really helpful.
No worries 👌
Happy it was helpful
@@maxkonyi waiting for part three!
@@emilianoviolinista 🙌🙌🙌
On the way soon!
What a fantastic and immensely helpful video. Thank You so much.
Thank you 🙏🏼
I appreciate the comment!
ditto
So good bb, you're the best 🙌🏻💓🥁✨
Thank you sweetie 💕
I appreciate your support so much 🙏🏼✨🙏🏼
Best tutorial ever. Thanks
So glad you enjoyed it 🌞
How do you feel about these long-form videos?
@@maxkonyi I really like them. I am still pretty new so it's extremely helpful when you say the shortcuts and show how to open menus. I will follow what you and and copy it to learn how to use the program and how to make music
@@D0Nmega666 That's great to hear it. Watch for a new series soon on making step-by-step composition, I think it will help you a lot 🌞
@@maxkonyi
I personally don't mind, some things really need explaining, perfect example right here, if you want to
programme drums properly..theres no quick way about it. but you are very capable of delivering the info
at a steady pace with live examples..then you move on, Time stamps as well, your a professional.
Other subjects like how to sample etc can be accomplished in a few mins.
@@profyle766 Great to hear that 🙏
Thank you for letting me know!
So great! Thank you! I have been studying music my whole life. Been at Berklee for the better part of two years for production, composition, and mixing. I think programming drums is one of the hardest and coolest things to do. Anyways, to find someone who talks about the art of subtle variation, what I call the Golidlocks of departure and returning is what can make all the difference in a great section. It is hard to wrap your mind around but it is key! Love your approach. Thanks again :)
Wow, that's great to hear! Glad you enjoyed it. Hope Berklee is going well for you. I planned on being there when I was younger but it never panned out.
@@maxkonyi Seems like you did just fine w/out it :). I really enjoyed it, helped me with figuring out how to finish writing a triphop beat for homework. Which, in my humble opinion was a genre that died too early!
@@Bthemusician Let's bring it back please. I'm ready
@@maxkonyi Yes! Let’s. I’m down!!
I think the time is ripe. Everyone is ready they just don’t know it yet. 😆
Great video Max! The best drummers make you forget that there is a 4 limb limitation. Everyone can play a straight forward rhythm, but ghost/grace notes and fills is where style comes in. Don’t forget, the space between the notes is just as important as the notes themselves. 😁
You know it! Glad you enjoyed the vid 🎉
Thank you very much , needed this !!
You're so welcome!
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Hi Max,
Thanks for these two drum programming vids.
I wonder if it is possible to write a youtube video or Udemy course on percussion, special the east european and arabic drum and percussion styles. They are so intriguing.
Thanks.
I'm planning to do a full drum and percussion programming course but I'm not sure it will include the styles you mention since I don't have much experience. I'm also fascinated by them!
These grooves are so good! My programmed drums sound super stiff so I’m hoping I can capture so of the concepts you showed here. I would definitely buy a course from you on programming better drums. 🤩
Thanks! Good to know. I've considered making a course like that before...
@@maxkonyi we need the course 😢
@@omii_ It will come! Got another one in the works at the moment
@@maxkonyi yay ❤️
Excellent.
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Subscribed :)
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@29:56 I was going to ask how you programmed these rhythms and then you answered. However, I'd definitely like to see you program it in action.
Join a stream sometime soon! I'm often programming very detailed drum stuff live...
Did it a little bit during the last challenge stream:
th-cam.com/video/y4hZW6gczoY/w-d-xo.html
@@maxkonyi thanks for sharing. I'm going to check it out.
You briefly talked about more sporadic hi hat patterns in the fundamentals section but I’d appreciate some tips on creating these kind of patterns. Carter Beaufort from Dave Matthews also plays stuff like that regularly and whenever I attempt to write stuff like that it always sounds chaotic.
So funny you mention Carter - his playing was a huge inspiration for me, particularly his hi hat placements. Have you seen the videos where he talks about his view on that technique?
I will be releasing a drum programming course in the next little while and that kind of thing will be in there. Could get it into a YT video soon as well...
I find drums and patterns really difficult. I mean I can feel the grooves easily but when it comes to analyze or recreate patterns it's not easy.
It's all practice and familiarity, of course. Learning some drumming fundamentals, like I mention, goes a long way. Being able to drum with your hands, or even beatbox, is very useful. It will all become easier the more you try!
What ADPack of Addictive Drums do you use?
I have quite a few but my favourites are:
- Soul and RnB
- Vintage dry
- Session percussion
- Either of the Fairfax packs
That sample..... Ufffff... Can I get that?🔥
Which one??
How much time do you think it would take to learn studio one professional, to producing music?
It depends on how much time you have to practice. If you make music everyday, it won't take very long. By following my course here on TH-cam, you will learn a lot and have a good foundation.
To master music production takes a long time, like any art form. I am not a master and I've been doing it for 15 years haha!
just commenting for youtube algorithm
Haha thank you stranger!